Tag: travel advisory
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Nakuru Highway Gridlock: Motorists Spent the Night as Mai Mahiu Congestion Persists
Overview: Night-long gridlock on the Nairobi-Nakuru highway near Mai Mahiu An unusually severe traffic jam on the Nairobi-Nakuru highway, just after Mai Mahiu, disrupted travel plans for hundreds of motorists and passengers. By Friday evening, reports indicated that the congestion stretched for several kilometres, trapping travelers on the road and forcing some to sleep in…
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Expect Heavy Traffic at Woodlands and Tuas Checkpoints During December Holidays
Warning for travelers heading to Malaysia this December As holiday travel ramps up in December, travelers crossing into Malaysia from Singapore should brace for longer queues at the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints. Authorities have signaled intensified border checks to manage the surge in passenger and vehicle flow, ensuring smoother traffic management while maintaining security standards.…
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Understanding the Expanded U.S. Travel Ban for 2026: What Changes Mean for Travelers
What Changed in the 2026 U.S. Travel Ban On January 1, 2026, a newly issued presidential proclamation expands and revises the prior travel ban. While the public debate is ongoing, the policy now imposes visa restrictions on a broader group of nationals and modifies restrictions for several countries previously covered. For travelers, immigration lawyers, and…
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Landslide Closes Major Highway Out of Lower Mainland Amid Fraser Valley Flood Fears
Overview: A Major Route Affects Commuters A landslide along a key access corridor outside the Lower Mainland has closed a major highway, as authorities warn that heavy rainfall and flood concerns in the Fraser Valley could worsen road conditions. The disruption comes amid ongoing cleanup efforts from the recent storm that caused flooding in the…
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China-Japan Travel Outlook: Chinese Tourists Pause on Japan Trips
Chinese travelers press pause as Japan spat weighs on plans The ongoing diplomatic row between China and Japan has left many Chinese tourists in a wait-and-see stance when considering trips to Japan. After a government advisory urged caution, travel agencies report a sharp uptick in cancellations from individual travelers, while inquiries about protected, non-Japanese destinations…
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Iran Ends Visa-Free Entry for Indians: What Travelers and Job Seekers Should Know
Overview: A New Visa Requirement for Indian Citizens The Iranian government announced a policy change that will end the visa-free entry for Indian citizens starting November 22. From that date, Indians traveling to Iran will need a visa to enter the country, and even transit through Iranian airports could require a visa or advance documentation.…
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New Measles Case Linked to Wellington College Student Travels Through Wellington and Auckland Airports
Public Health Update: New Measles Case Traced to Airport Travel A new measles case has been confirmed in New Zealand, health authorities reported on Saturday. The case is linked to a Wellington College student who traveled through both Wellington and Auckland airports. This development brings the national total of known measles cases to 19, with…
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Neelum Valley Welcomes First Snowfall as Flood Recovery Efforts Continue
Neelum Valley Experiences Seasonal Shift The picturesque Neelum Valley in Azad Jammu and Kashmir has begun its winter chapter with the season’s first rain and snowfall. Meteorological officials reported a rapid drop in temperatures across the valley, turning the highland roadways and pine forests into a frosty tapestry that attracts visitors seeking a tranquil winter…
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Cebu Tourism Open After Disasters: Ready to Welcome Visitors
Cebu Remains Open to Tourists Amid Recent Disasters The Department of Tourism (DOT) has reiterated that Cebu Province remains open and ready to welcome tourists, even as it navigates the aftermath of natural disasters that struck the region. Super Typhoon Uwan, followed by widespread flooding from Typhoon Tino, and a magnitude 6.9 earthquake off the…
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Cebu Open to Tourists: DOT Reassures Visitors After Earthquake and Typhoons
Overview: Cebu Remains Open and Ready for Visitors The Department of Tourism (DOT) has reassured travelers that Cebu Province remains open to tourism despite a series of natural events, including Super Typhoon Uwan, widespread flooding from Typhoon Tino, and a magnitude 6.9 earthquake offshore. Officials emphasized that Cebu remains a safe and welcoming destination with…